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EPISODE · Sep 22, 2025 · 15 MIN

Rewriting the Body Story with Janice Isaman

from SoundBits podcast · host Kim Groshek, Janis Isaman

Janice’s early struggles with traditional athletics and the belief that she wasn’t athleticThe injury that ignited her journey toward understanding her body more deeplyDiscovering that movement doesn’t have to mean “gym culture”How chronic pain led her to explore nontraditional therapies and eventually build a careerThe cultural messages around fitness and worthiness—and how they keep many people feeling inadequateKim’s “pause” coaching process and how slowing down reveals old stories and opens up space for new onesJanice’s realization that small, consistent steps lead to real transformationInvitation to join Kim’s 90-day challenge to integrate daily pause and mindfulness practices Soundbits: The Global Leadership Forum is where extraordinary leaders share the conversations that shape the future.Hosted by Kim Groshek, Soundbits features powerful conversations with executives, founders, and visionaries revealing the stories, decisions, and lessons behind meaningful impact.Every leader has a story. Every story can shape the future.Subscribe and join the global leadership conversation.

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In this episode of SoundBits, host Kim Groshek sits down with movement specialist Janice Isaman to explore the emotional and physical journey from feeling "non-athletic" to becoming a trusted guide for others navigating chronic pain and body disconnection. Janice shares her personal transformation story—from crying in a high school gym office to owning a successful movement studio—and how reframing old narratives allowed her to embrace a new story of confidence, embodiment, and purpose.

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